Journaling With Paint

Sunday, October 29, 2017

First Person... or Sitting... Face to Face - Portraiture - Part Three

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The term "first person" in language infers that the speaker himself, or herself is the narrator of the conversation or story being...
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Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Intermission...

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I feel it absolutely necessary to break here in my posts devoted to the art of portraiture. Perhaps... it is not a total departure because t...
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Tuesday, October 24, 2017

My Journey... Exploring Portraiture - Part Two

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In my earliest painting explorations the figure was always an active element in my picture-making interests and attempts to record what was ...
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Monday, October 9, 2017

My Journey Into Creating Portraits - Part One of Three

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Early Foundation Work Several interventions or suggestions that have clustered together during the last week have led me to lend some t...
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Sunday, October 8, 2017

Happy Thanksgiving... or Being Happy... Giving Thanks!

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Thanksgiving represents that moment in the year when the busy-ness of our lives reaches a natural conclusion. For eons, the changing of the ...
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Thursday, September 28, 2017

Basking in the warmth of her spirit...

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Tap images to enlarge Allison often joked that: "She was the curator of friendship..." and on Sunday afternoon at the gat...
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Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Taking Back Joy

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: "As we get older we define happiness less in terms of excitement and more in terms of peacefulness."                         ...
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Bruce Sherman
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
My wife Deborah and I had lived in the small riverside village of Rockport, Ontario,Canada...in the heart of the beautiful Thousand Islands. We owned and operate the Paint Box Gallery www.thepaintboxgallery.ca in the village which featured my impressionistic paintings and her unique stained glass designs and unique creations .In short...Art continues to Matter and inspire to us both. I hope that my blog provides insight and encouragement for other souls who cherish visual arts as a legimate means of expressing their personal ideas and feelings. I offer my own insights and findings humbly in service to those who might read this blog.
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